Bankroll management

[Copag]

You can manage the bankroll well, I used to manage it well, but lately I play outside my bankroll. What tips would you give to not go up so fast?

 

[FergusDec]

Brother, patience is the key and playing not risking more than 2 % of your BR at any one tourney/sitting. I wish that I would stick to that mantra, alas, I am also broke because of my impatience.

 

[Mateo]

You just have to make a careful analysis of tournaments before you enter them - do you think this is a good profitable tourney to enter? Can your bankroll handle the loss? etc. Just make an active thought process when regoing.

 

[HungryLyan]

Absolutely 2% of my BR is a great way to manage your game. I love the sattelite games into MTT events that offer great payouts.

 

[neptun1914]

Just like you don't spend 90% of your salary in the first 3 days after getting it you should also not spend what you can't afford in poker. Financial discipline is financial discipline no matter if it is in life or poker. Of course there are moments when you want to spend money that you don't have but you should resist this will.

 

[rastapapolos]

If you want to stay in the game and improve your play you have to take it slowly and easy. I think you have set a goal to achieve and pick up the variant that you're familar with(NLHE/PLO/..) then you divide your starting bankroll by 20 if you're playing cash games or 50 if you're playing SNGs/MTTs. Once you double or triple your starting bankroll you take it to the next level and so on.

 

[amatola]

I am very conservative, having built my BR from 0. Currently, I give myself $10 per day to spend on MTTs/ Cash games (my BR is $450). I keep a tally, usually, I don't use it all, but if I have played badly like today and use up my $10, I am on freerolls and any tickets I've saved. I might let myself play a couple of 20c games.

This stops small losing days from becoming big losing days.

 

[1nsomn1a]

You learn faster through mistakes. if you don't manage your bankroll, it will be faster to go up the limits, but there is more risk of losing everything. you can divide the initial deposit into many parts and play not according to the bankroll, according to the theory of probability, one case will be successful, this is certainly not correct, but this is poker!

 

[danydidi]

Its been 10 years i am trying to but i dont succeed. I always push it to the limits and brake downn

 

[Edison A]

Hello, I recommend this article:
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/lea...variance-bankroll-management-day-20-a-455104/

 

[Lena M]

Hello.
I always try to follow the bankroll management and control my expenses. I have a daily spending limit and never exceed it. Thanks to discipline, my bankroll is only growing.

 

[Newzooozooo]

You can manage the bankroll well, I used to manage it well, but lately I play outside my bankroll. What tips would you give to not go up so fast?

Hi.
Bankroll management is an effective mechanism for preventing losses. I never risk more than 3% of my bankroll per day.
Good luck.

 

[imhereforfreerolls]

Start your bankroll journal, note everything, wins. losses, buy-ins. You'll see ur weak sides and it will motivate u

 

[pohewa]

Brother, patience is the key and playing not risking more than 2 % of your BR at any one tourney/sitting. I wish that I would stick to that mantra, alas, I am also broke because of my impatience.

this is great advice, I often wonder if there was a % rule. Thanks!

 

[jorgetorres0]

you have to try to be responsible, and stay at your level. Why playing outside your bank can bankrupt you

 

[Copag]

Thanks to everyone for the tips, it will certainly help in my poker career, I read each one very carefully to absorb the maximum content.